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AZOR Chorus Guitar Effect Pedal Pure Analog Mini Pedal for Electric Guitar True Bypass

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Condition
New
Color
Green Chorus
Model
AP-309
Dimensions
3.7 x 1.7 x 1.3 in
Weight
235 g
Style
Chorus
Voltage
9 volts
In the box
1 pairs of adhesive backed hook-and-loop for securing pedals
Warranty
One years.

Features 5

  • Classic Warm Tone- AZOR Chorus Pedal reproduces the classic warm jazz chorus tone with a natural wave curve, providing pure analog chorus sound for guitar and bass
  • Compact & Exquisite- The small, lightweight, enduring, and exquisite Aluminum alloy chassis of AZOR Chorus Pedal makes it a perfect fit for any pedalboard setup
  • Portable & Easy to Use- With a small size body and light weight, AZOR Chorus Pedal is suitable for outdoor gigs, and its easy in/out feature and extra LEVEL knob provide flexibility and convenience
  • Transparent Tone- Featuring a true bypass design, AZOR Chorus Pedal provides transparent tone, delivering the smooth, natural chorus tones that have been embraced by jazz, rock, and pop artists for decades

Description

MAKE YOUR OWN MUSIC Since 2016, AZOR has been committed to creating new musical experiences.manufacturing and marketing digital products Our passionate and dedicated R&D team continues to innovate with high-quality and affordable musical instruments and accessories.We have the best & professional design team devoted to R&D of more innovative products to benefit and enhance the performance of the world talented musicians. Introduction： Two simple knobs can realize the conversion between pure natural chorus and fantastic trill. Without redundant regulation, just the combination of two knobs (depth and rate, allows you to create a fantasy trip of notes). True bypass design LED Light： LED indicator shows the working state. Full metal shell： Aluminum-alloy classic, stable and strong. True Bypass： True bypass for zero-tone coloration. 100% Brand new and high quality Specifications: Input: 1/4” monaural jack (impedance: 470k Ohms) Output: 1/4” monaural jack (impedance: 470 Ohms) Power Requirements: AC adapter 9V DC (center minus plug) Current Draw: 30 mA As you can see, AZOR has a classic mini size, convenient and durable. True bypass switch lets your instrument’s signal pass through a non-electronic bypass line when the effect is disengaged, feeding your amp with the direct, unaltered signal from your instrument. There are three function knobs, namely LEVEL, DEPTH, and RATE. You can control three function knobs and choose the model you want to make your own music tone. Enjoy your fun and colorful life. 1 x AZOR Guitar Effect Pedal 1 pair of adhesive-backed hook-and-loop for securing pedals

Specs 25

Brand AZOR
Style Chorus
Color Green Chorus
Product Dimensions 1.7"L x 3.7"W x 1.2"H
Item Weight 235 g
Voltage 9 volts
Amperage 9 milliamps
Audio Output Effects Chorus

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Great pedal for a musician on a budget.
Color: Green Chorus
I have purchased a lot of pedals as of late, all of which have been budget priced models. Trying to find the right sound is tough when you don't have thousands to spend on gear. Brands like AZOR really help the working musician out. AZOR peadals have a very solid build with a hard case, solid enamel coating and very tight knobs. The main foot control button feels very solid, but time will tell how it will hold up. Their pedal case design is a little different than most micro pedals with a rounded top. I like that they opted for a small case that was different than the same old rectangle, but this leads them to put the power plug on the side of the case and not the top. While this works fine for my pedal board it could be problematic in tighter configurations. As always the most important part is the sound and the AZOR is surprisingly good in this respect as well. I am attempting to build a very compact pedal board for gigging regularly, and while I already owned the rather affordable Danelectro Fab I've never been super happy with it due to its triggering button. It's hard to hit right and I was hoping that I could replace the Fab pedal with the AZOR. The good news is the AZOR sounds great. I found myself getting some great sounds out of this pedal. At lower depths it adds a nice subtle chrous effect without overwhelming the songs. At higher depths it you can kind of get some spacey underwater tones that I will do doubt be using in the near future. The bad news is that while it sounds fantastic it isn't quite as deep as the Fab. It's not that one is better than the other just different. So both will remain on my board for now. Ultimately the AZOR Chorus Green edition is a fantastic pedal for the price if you are looking for a nice old school analog chrous. I've played a lot of effects that cost almost 10 times as much, some worth it some not. For the build and sound quality I'd expect the pedal to cost 3 times what it's sold for. Honestly would buy again if I needed too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2019 by Meagan
Beautiful chorus effect for the bucks
Color: Green Chorus
Review Image by Craig G.
I own a bunch of AZOR products, not one has ever let me down. They’re built like tanks and, most importantly sound great with very little if any added line noise. Most are easily comparable to those costing 4 times as much. There’s good reason why lots of them are often sold-out on Amazon. The AP-309 is no exception. It provides an analog-like chorus effect, think Fender Vibratone with that great Leslie sound. This is the 8th AZOR pedal to join my board. Since I already have another dedicated overdrive pedal, I’m planning on replacing the Sonic Flame to make room for AZOR AP-317 Tremolo and AP-305 Compressor pedals. At that point, I don’t think I could ask for much more. It seems internal 9V battery power is a big complaint for some folks when it comes to AZOR pedals, which personally I feel is ridiculous. If you don’t already have a power supply on your board, you need to buy one and forget about batteries forever. Believe me, it will save a ton of money in the long run, especially if you own a lot of pedals as I do. Also, it’s obviously never a good experience to have a pedal battery die during a performance. By the way, you can take a wild guess at what brand power supplies I use. For those having trouble dialing in good chorus sound, my rule of thumb is to always place modulation effects (chorus, phase shifters, tremolo, etc.) near the end of the chain, just before delay, and lastly reverb. If you place modulation effects before distortion pedals and the like, the sound will almost certainly lose a lot of definition. This is especially true of chorus pedals, like this one. Some other nice features: - Foot-switch has a satisfying click, and the active LED indicator is actually -under- the clear “Rate” knob. This illuminates the entire knob, making it extremely easy to see its state no matter what the lighting conditions may be. - The other smaller pots have a solid feel when rotated, and stay in place exactly where you set them. - Quiet as a mouse when bypassed. - Sounds like a small thing, but I love that AZOR supplies both Velcro and foam adhesive pads with every pedal, perfectly pre-cut to fit the bottoms. I just slap on the Velcro, and it’s all ready to install or remove from my board. No muss, no fuss, and it sure beats having to cut your own... You’d never be able to do it this precisely anyway. Comparing its performance to far more expensive chorus pedals I’ve owned, this product is an almost unbelievable bargain. Prior to my first AZOR purchase, I’d never even heard of the brand before, but was so impressed with it that I’ve been snapping them up ever since. There’s a one year warranty on this pedal, but at this price and performance I’ll be happy if I get 6 months out of it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2020 by Craig G.
I love this pedal
Color: Green Chorus
I have a multi floor setup with my main room consisting of a Peavey Vypr, a Fender Mustang and a Boss Katana 50. My basement minimalistic rig consists of a Boss Katana Mini, which I really love but it doesn't have the built in effects. I added this pedal to my basement table effect chain and i Love it. I am very impressed by the sound for such an inexpensive pedal. I love to play blues, but I have been playing a lot of fingerpicking things since I got it. This is the second Azor pedal I have purchased (I love to try inexpensive pedals, don't need to justify my purchases 😊😊) and I have been quite impressed with the quality. I don't know how this compares with expensive pedals used for gigging but for someone like me, who plays at home or jams with buddies, these Azor pedals are great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2021 by Randy Hunter
Very subtle with analog roughness and very Leslie 16/Vibratone-like
Color: Green Chorus
This was a very pleasant surprise. I was looking for an analog chorus for some subtle "swirl" on one of my pedalboards (I have several setups in different rooms of my house and like to avoid moving stuff around). I'm not a big fan of the usual dated chorus sounds and figured there was a 50/50 chance I'd return it. But not only does it do what I want, it does it better than anything except an original Way Huge Blu Hippo - a 4-figure unit used (the reissues are not the same!). It will not do extreme sounds, so many may think it's defective. But instead, it's just VERY subtle, somewhat distorted, and adds a "fullness" and 3-dimensional sound very similar to a Fender Vibratone and Leslie 16 (the same unit) speaker cabinet with the rotary baffle (incorrectly called "rotary speakers). It also does not adjust to a "fast" speed that's useless like most chorus pedals. "Fast" is swirly but still clear., and "slow" sounds so close to a Leslie on "Slow" it's uncanny. It's better than the hard to find, 1980''s Arion SCH-1 (not SCZ-1 !!), long-vouted as king of the Leslie-ish chorus pedals. The other feature -0 like a real Leslie speaker, it's "dirty". There's a mild amount of very realistic distortion that sounds like a distorting 10" speaker bouncing off a rotating foam baffle. And it's even better with a very subtle overdrive-type distortion in front of it. Make sure to run it last or immediately before delay and reverb (if you use them - and they should then be last) in your signal chain.I've run it with small tweed and blackface Fenders, a white Twin, Bandmaster and Showman, boutique Hollands, an old Vox AC15, Marshall JCM800 and various old Silvertones, Airlines, Magnatones and such. Works great regardless of the amp. Just buy one. At this price you can't lose - even if you're looking for a different type of chorus I think you'll find something you'll want to use quite a bit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2019 by Silverface
Very nice products
Color: Green Chorus
Sounds nice. Worked wonders on my pedal board I typically put it after distortion and before reverb
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Nora Kuraiya
Fantastic Chorus Pedal for the Price
Color: Green Chorus
I have to be honest, I did not expect this pedal to sound this good. I wanted an analog chorus pedal but I did not want to spend a lot as I already own a TC Corona Chorus and an HX stomp, which both have a variety of really good chorus sounds but are digital. I compared it to the Nux Analog Chorus and the Joyo Ironman Mini chorus and this pedal sounded much better (to me) than those. The pedal can get very lush sounding and has a lot of adjustability within the knobs. It is definitely voiced in the Boss CE-1/CE-2 realm. The only downside is that it can be a bit noisy in the higher mix settings and the pedal itself is a bit frumpy looking, but the casing and the knobs themselves feel very solid. The footswitch is a bit loud and I could tell the one in the Joyo pedal appeared to be better quality. However, for less than $25, this is a killer sounding chorus pedal. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024 by Lily3222
Above average build, average effect sound
Color: Green Chorus
I really like the build quality of the AZOR nano pedals. They use quite unique enclosures among the budget lines of pedals. They are small but heavy, and with a heavy coat of enamel or paint, just like a good pedal enclosure should be. Control pots are straight-forward (level, rate and depth), as explained in the product description. The pedal comes well packaged, and includes non-slip rubber and velcro pads. What I look in a chorus pedal is that it provides the chorus envelope filter, while maintaining as large a portion of the signal's frequency spectrum as possible. A chorus like that is magical. This one is not magical. As soon as I turned it on I could hear how my guitars' pickups lost some of their magic. I tried the pedal with a clean signal, an overdriven signal, humbuckers, P-90s and Strat single coils and I could always feel how the pedal's circuit was sucking some of the life out of the sound. After I cried a little, I sadly repackaged the pedal and returned it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2019 by Mostacholi
Nice inexpensive chorus
Color: Green Chorus
Sounds great on guitar, small and cheap. Zero issues.
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2026 by Potentially You
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